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Kerry Turnbull engagearts — Great book. didn't realize while reading it was coming out in a movie. Now I want to see it in theatres!

Lee Stokes blackbertie07290b — I've read dozens of Agatha Christie murder mysteries. I'm not going to list them all here b/c I read them a long time ago and they all kind of blend together after a while. This one, though, is different and sticks out in my mind as being very good. I highly recommend this one and "And then there were none." That book also goes by "Ten Little Indians."

Jennifer Healy _ennifer_ealy — i'm not sure about this. i don't think i like it and having had to opportunity to pay $62 to see the play i passed. what i learned was that the story of the wizard of oz was wonderful. do i need to know that ephelba's family was disfunctional? NO!

Alew Peña alewpena — Moon Shadow, an 8-year-old Chinese boy, migrates to America to join his father Windrider. The father and son meet for the first time in their life because Windrider sails to Aemrica before Moon Shadow was born. Seeing his own father as a stranger at first, Moon Shadow learns to love and respect his father as time passes. They together make a living by doing laundry for the "white demons" as they called. I was a little disappointed by this book because I was looking forward to learn more about the Chinese culture and making connections to it. However, as it turns out, it's different from what I have expected. The story focuses on the Chinese immigration during the late 1800s and the life of the immigrants in San Francisco. There are places where the events described are very similar to what I have learned in class. Many of the Americans viewed the Chinese as foreigner or "aliens" and treated them poorly and without respect. Sometimes I found this book boring because of the details and confusing names.

Traci Brennan tbrennan3b9f — Sort of "hard-boiled detective novel" with elements of urban magic. The series starts out a bit rough; he hits the "detective novel" bit pretty well in this book, but the magic isn't really well-explained. (See Sanderson's First Law). This series is unusual in that the quality of the books gets better later in the series. The characters have solid story-arcs which actually grow through each book; he's up to book ten and is still going strong so far.